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The JCHR is right – AI can improve public services without making government less accountable

Read Public Law Project’s evidence to the Joint Committee on Human Rights here. Parliament’s Joint Committee on Human Rights (the Committee) has concluded its inquiry into Artificial Intelligence (AI) regulation. Public Law Project (PLP) welcomes its report as perhaps the most thorough parliamentary treatment we have had of how AI is affecting (and may yet

New leadership and new hope? Looking ahead to Labour Party Conference 2026

The Labour party’s Annual Conference returns to Liverpool this Sunday 27 September. Under new leadership, and enjoying stronger public favour, Labour enters this year’s conference with fresh political momentum. Andy Burnham will use his first conference as Prime Minister to articulate his priorities and outline the direction of his premiership on key issues. PLP will

“No system at all”: Recent inquiries into the future of civil legal aid

Two recent inquiries by the Justice Committee and Public Accounts Committee have found that the government must take urgent action to secure the future of the civil legal aid system. Public Law Project’s (PLP) evidence has been cited numerously across both reports, feeding into the Committees’ recommendations across four key aspects of legal aid: the

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